Dennis talks with consultants Dawn Penich-Thacker and Wes Gullett about Kyrsten Sinema’s decision not to run for re-election to the Senate.

Dennis talks with former lawmaker Stan Barnes about legislators taking a break from the session to go to Israel. Then Dennis and Colin debrief about his interview with Kari Lake.

Hank Stephenson of the Arizona Agenda joins Dennis to talk about the flurry of bills in the legislature that face a certain veto. Then Dennis and Colin talk baseball as the Cactus League starts.

Dennis asks Democratic congressional candidate Conor O’Callaghan about the sizable campaign contributions from his school-age children. Then, Dennis and Colin debate the latest nominees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

State Senator Juan Mendez joins Dennis to talk about a bill that would ban satanic images on public property. Then Dennis and Colin share some 1980s tips to deprogram your “heavy metaler” or “punker” kid.

 Dennis is joined by Maricopa County Supervisor Bill Gates, who explains why there’s a looming deadline to change some election dates. Then Dennis and Colin try to unpack the right wing attacks on Taylor Swift.

Dennis is joined by consultants Tony Cani and Marcus Dell’Artino to discuss the strange recording of a conversation with Kari Lake that led to the state GOP chair resigning. Then, Dennis and Colin talk “The Wire.”

Dennis is joined by Axios reporters Jessica Boehm and Jeremy Duda to talk water policy in Arizona. Then Dennis and Colin discuss the worst campaign fundraising emails they’ve seen lately.

Consultant Marcus Dell’Artino and former legislator Reginald Bolding join Dennis to go over the governor’s new budget. Then Dennis and Colin dissect the Rolling Stone top 500 greatest albums list.

Dennis talks with Capitol reporter Jim Small and political consultant Doug Cole about the upcoming legislative session.  Then Dennis and Colin ask if football bowls are dying.